When the stormy clouds are
guthering and the frOst is on
the corn, when the snappy sir
i . invigorates as first you greet
5’. themormitisthenyour coup
‘ science troubles you if your
ooal’s not in the bin, as Sir
Winter’s coming down the
pike and he’ll get you sure as
, sin.
1 You might crack a safe or
. rob a has": and get away with
'. that but vou can't postpone
the winter by wearing a straw
hat. Anc‘. you can‘t be warm
and cosy when cold weather
. gains cor rol unless you feed
l the turn so with its daily
shire of roal.
RRISO:
Axes That Cut
1-5. .
..-... .
A
‘ Art-Craft {Roofing
Beautiful, permanent, and the only-
be put on“ right over the old shingles.
on 003 root.
Alsosgentsforthenw. Johns-m Com.
AgentatooJortheCreo-DiptStainedShingles.
Agents as well. for Beaver Board.
What will a roof cost? Please state which you prefer and
you 'll get the answer at once.
The Hatch '8. Bailey CO.
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD T1338
STROMBERG CARBURETORS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
VaaSt Bros. Garage
PHONE 1300 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T.’ 30. NORWALK-
A I
ARE THE ONES To BUY
We Sell Them
Even if the war is over that is
'no reason why you should not
conserve. (foal. like everything
else, is high in price.
Collect the scrap lumber and
wood that is lying about. ("hop
it up and fill your cellar before
winter comes.
Call on us i.
Axes, Hatchets, Saws and Saw
Bucks
Albert ll. Morgan
COAL.
Wood's: Grain
Devine Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St. .
TEL. 53
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
e 1215-5. 8e. Norwalk, 0t.
eto Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
and Greases
Hot Weather Dresses tor Women & Misses
The handsomest collection and the largest assortnent in
town.
PRICED VERY MODERATBLY
SPECIAL SHOWING 01" WHITE TUB SKIRTS
of the better kind. If you wish the best in quality and work-
manship then visit the Paris shop.
The Paris Cloak and Soil House
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALI.
5...;
JOHN B. RISKO
MEAT MARKET
5 LEXINGTON AVE,
TEL. 493
NOTICE FOR THE PUBLIC
beefNow is the time to save your money. Buy good quality
PLATE BEEF .................................... 14c lb.
SHOULDER STEAK ............................. . 18c lb.
ROUND STEAK .................................. 25c lb.
CHUCK MEAT .................................. 20c lb.
STEWEEEE....................3 ................ 18clb.
SIRLOIN STEAK ................................. 26c lb.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK .......................... 26c lb.
After this I intend to carry a large line of all kinds of
meats. Only Swift Western Beef sold.
' Wagon starts on road again in a couple of days. Orders
delivered anywhere in city and all surrounding towns.
BASKETS
Assortment of AItractive
made BASKETS that are
, ul as well as ornamental.
You will surely find
”Just What I Want."
F. L. HAMILTON
Wall St. Telephone 125.
- ...——
INCREASE
Not in price, but in the regu-
‘ g equipment of Prest-O-Lite
_ es. ‘.
.. manufacturers now
5 " Frost-Oldie Batteries.
. We have one to fit your car._
:NORWALK STORAGE
, BATTERY CO.
equip their cars with
' . f 72 N 0. Main St.
_ . ’ South N orwalk. ;
g— Phone .
IEE' 336.2.
"Get acquainted"
“ New York Butter &
. ' E22 Market .
2180. Main St., So. Norwalk.
4‘» Direct receivers or Butter,
Teq'Coflee‘ and Cheese-
. - -ely,lreshsveryday. ‘
new
63%. BUTTER 6.3%.
The Very Best Crea B _
Sweet—The kind to expect Izi‘tegeckrl‘ilziiienr’s. Pure and
Dixie Brand Bacon. r lb. .................... 38c
Mueller Brand S as: etti or Macaroni k 11c
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes or Eost Toastiesfiikgz. . . . . llc
Shre ed Whole Wheat Biscuit ......... 2 pkzs. 25c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. ............ 47c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. ......... . . . 35c
Magnolia or Clover Milk. can ................. 18c
Fancy Long Island Potatoes .......... 5 lbs. for 22c
figucy 183w§et Pgtatoies .1. .............. 3 lbs. for 20C
173 a, mi: ow er. arse can ............... 43c
Campbell 5 Pork and Beans with sauce' .
e) -'
VeryAlfie‘st grane MixEdl‘TeaBlhaa 11.0.“ . E7917 i3:
in s ancy a 'es. re . -. .. h
every hour at White House Breadery. neqxt lg: {res
BECKMANN’S
83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
_. less foundations of :llberty and tree;
w._..__. .~,_.-—«t
Great-
est "Ever ‘Acconledh .. ' Con-t
quering Hero: '
(Continue! from Page One)
armies of the United States in France.
Today you return, your mission accom-
plished, with victory written on the
. ers of the greatest army the no:
tion has ever lied and with the price-
dom saved for us and for the world as
the result 0! our participation in the
World War. i
"The task entrusted to you required‘
all the imagination, all the energy and
all the genius of a great commander.
From the first you had the complete
confidence of the President and the
Secretary of War. This confidence re-
mained unshaken to the end. From?_
the beginning you had all the support!
the people of the United States could
give. You and your groat army em-
bodied for them their country and
their country's cause. They worked
with devotion and self-sacrifice to sue]
taln and support you with troops and;
equipment. Their hearts went ova-4
seas with you and their prayers for,
your welfare and that of your men-’
were constant. Doubtless the confi-
dence and affection of your fellow clt-‘
none were an Imphtion to you in
the. hours Of preparation and in the.
hours 0! battle. and the superb 9-;
in the city and the price is as satisfatcory as the quality in every case.
UNDERWEAR—All grades in all weights for boys and girls of all ages.
_ most reliable makes in all sizes and models.
SILK SWEATERS—The kind that every young woman wants in many color combinations.
Some Suggestions. fOr the
School Boy and» Girl
HOSIEBY is our long Suit. A bigger or a better stock of Children's Stockings cannot be {mind
We carry only the
plolts or the army under your com-v
mand were in turn an inspiration tol
our national eflort. .
"The great victories are now won.
Your magnificent army has returned
and the soldiers who once marchedl
throguh the thickets or the Argonne! , .. . ..
are Citizens asun, filled with mobideclared. howerer. that the Motor)
memories of great deeds and carrying: ..
into mg the inspiration which mew-"hf Nation. . ,
bership in that great company and no a the “"15“” A"? duh all “in?
riflce for that great cause engendered I felt. he said, that it a t e "’90 “‘9
Your return closes the history of the’“?%o“n:wm°“5 Pul'l'QT} “t the ”909 P,
. . a m.
$221112: 3:623:33 :2r;::.o :1]: The General emphasized the achieve»
sonally to speak on behalf of the Nah'ments of his troops. declaring that;
lion 3 word Of Welcome. In his err-“m” morale of the ma) was um er for
forced absence, he has dirm'tml me to a moment shaken.
speak it. . "All credit is due to those braVe
"1 bid you welcome. gratefully, on fellows who faced without flinchln:
behalf of the country you hm o sawed. and with but little preparation. a well-
And on behalf of the people who”. drilled arm). it is to them. Mr. Sec-
sons you have 19¢ The confidence relary and my friends. to whom we
with which we sent you away you hm... owe the highest tribute for the Wm-
sacredly kept. “’herever there 15 a ning of the war."
501m” or a friend of a soldier, there Referring lrndf’l'l)‘ to those who had
is a lover of “hen-Vi. Wherever there fallen in battle. Ihnerul I‘m-shin:
is a heart which rejoices at the deliv- “Mi . '
France of mankind from its hour of "'l‘lmse whom m l« ll h-hmd are m
peril, you and your grealfirmy are ré- the hands of an affectionate and grate-
membered and loved. You “1”.“ not fill wople. Their graves Will be Visit
only to American soil_ but ,0 the hour, ed by Amrl'lt'atns “ho go abroad and
ol the country. lroiu these graves mw liaisons of pa-
"The President hag dirpclpd me n, tiiolisln will be learnt-d
read to you this ”19.3339; lit-I‘ll ml l‘erslilnc at the “use of his
" 'M)‘ Dear General PerShinS: It marks. turned to Set-ruiar)‘ llakvr
" 'l am distresged that I Cannot and requested llllll to conugv to Free.-
izl‘tet yuu in person. It “ould Fl"? drill Wilson "his- Slnf'l‘l‘l' thanks for
me the geralegl pleasure to grasp your the confidence that had been display-
liand and say to you what is in his ed in him as Commander of tilt laxpv-
heart and in the hearts of all lru'e dlltonnry Force." He also thank-«d .\..
Americans. as we [an your return ‘0 Baker tor his confidence and the as-
the homp‘and you have served so 381- slslancrlw had riven him at all tmivs.
' .\l the dos.» ol lllP u-ivuionies ail
lanlly. Notwithstanding my phymcal , , .
absence. may I not. as vour Cowman» ”1" NPR “NWT?” “'“Fh'lm and ”‘5;
ler-in Chief and as spokesman of on: party boarded ”l“ NP" \m-k ""1”"
' boat Patrol. and non» taken to .\lan-.
_fellow countrymen. bid you an affect-
ionate and e-nlhus Welt‘unnr—H
welcome warmed wit the ardour of
nenulne affection and deep admit-a
”on? You hzne sewed the country
wltlr fine devotion and admirable eni-
hallim. He lundrd at Pie-r .~\. the Bat»
lcry. at 10:20.
\\'hile the erection elvrn Pershing
all lhe way up Ill" bu) and at the pivl
at lloboken was \ocilerous. il dwin-
' ciency in a war forever memomble
Schultze’s T uesday Specials
Foreouarters "Spring Lamb ........ . ..... . 18c lb.
Rib Lamb Chops ..... , . . ....... . . . . . ...... 30c 15.
LoinLambChops ..... ......... 38clb.
Soft Shell Crabs .................... $1.00 a doz.
Remember: Both markets close at noon on lVed-
nesday. ' . -
Sehnltze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17,903! '
‘nonwanx. ’ .
Y
as dled imo insisntfieance as the patrol
the world‘s triumphant protest against boat nosed its way into the slip in
llnjustice Mid at! it! Vindicator of lib- the shadow oi the loam-mg skyscrap-
('rl)-—lll(' liberty 0'! people, and m na- ers of Lower Broadway. As the trim
lions. little craft was sighted there rose a
" '\\’e are proud of you and of the roar of cheers such as seldom. if ever,
men you commanded. NO liner armies had been hf’flrf" “I?“ in )(‘W lork.
ever set their indomitable strength haven of distinguished visitors from
land unconquerable splilt against the't‘VPl‘." corner 0‘ ”l9 erd- k k
forces of wrong. Their glory is the The Battery wall and the par :ac
glory of the nation, and it is with a of it, as Well the surroun tug
thrill of profound pride mu we greet streets. were jammed? with men and
sin as‘their leader and commander. “‘01-?“ shouting frantically ln *1 fren-
You have just come from the sea and zy of enthusiasm. As the General
fro‘the care of men of the navy who stepped ashore ti band swung into tbs
made the achievements of our arms “rains of the "Star Spangled Banner. .
on land possible and who so gallantly An escort of mounted police formed a
assisted to clear the seas of their lurk- guard of honor and. the '(‘ommander‘
lng peril. Our hearts go out to them entered an automobile with Rodman
too. ' , Wanamaker. chairman of the mayor's
, "‘lt is delightful ‘0 399 you home committee on welcome. to be escorted
again. well and m for the fatigue. you to the City Hall. where he became the.
must endure before we are done with 0519““ 35“?!“ 0f the city.
our welcome, 1 will not speak now 0;; As the canned! passed into and
our associates on the other side of the “1‘." ll WO‘Qd 6:315?“ ’dsur'g‘llig
sea. It will be delightful on many 00411101138. Yh‘Ch 9" 9 3- ‘1‘" ‘
caslons to speak their praise. I speak on both Sides all the way to City Hall‘
now only of our personal joy that you Park. While hundreds of thousands.
are m home again and that we have stood in the street. tens at thousands
i
never:
PROPERLY .
If your eyes do not
rus propcily a blurred
llll'rlxv is thrown upon
lllt‘. retina. We can
Mlllpl) you With glass
.s that will make your
rye pictures clear and
distinct. Lot us exam-
ine mlo thr causes of
your eye discomfort
and prescribe the prop»
rz‘ lenses.
_ I inEAL FRUIT JARS
nAm masons—A11 widths and colors to suit all tastes. mam" "3“"
HANDKERCHIEFS OF EVERY SIZE AND QUALITY.
CHILDREN ‘8 UMBRELLAS, RAIN COATS AND CAPES.
! __.-.:,_ _‘ *_ *M’J ”7‘ w” A
1 Secretary Baker hag beer: genetr‘ous
' ht ll nts. cnera ers in: .
laxiiidfagilgqngepart in the War." He H . Krlegel’ & CO.
- ' b' h lted efl rt f
was only won 3 t e on O o . SHOWING or FALL
CLOTHING FOR. MEN, W0-
KBN, BOYS AND GIRLS.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
SOLICITED
l A Few Weekly
‘ Reminders
Quarts,adoz.....,..,. 95c
Pints. a dos. ........... 90c
FRUIT JAB. RINGS
Reg.10cpkg.cutto 8c
ECONOMY BRAND COFFEE
(A pure and satisfying
3 drink), a lb. ......... ... 31c
, VAN CAMPS BEANS,
acan ................ .
? PURE cmEa vmncsn
a gal .................. 50c
: TOILET TISSUE .. 3rolls 10c
"THE SAPPHIRE"
Birthstone i‘ or September
A maiden born when Autumn‘s
leaves
Are rustling in September ‘s
Breese
A sanp '
bind;
:Twill cure diseahs of the mind.
GIFTS
Our present sincks are. filled
to overflowing with helpful
suggestions.
BUYING IN SAFETY
At BRANDTS
JEWELERY AND OPTlCAL
STORE
'On her brow should
| ‘
. A. STULL
24 Cottage Street ‘
East Norwalk
TIRES
ALI. STANDARD NAKES
FIRSTS AND SECONDS
L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
éTel. 441.
l
l
REDUCED P310! 0!! A11.
WALL PAPER
Lowest price on all Ready
lined Paint. Enamel, Brushes,
Window and Windshield Glues.
the Opportunity to make you feel the more clambored their greetings from
warmth f , co 6.... the great buildings which lined the
As “€293,111! I’gsflilgza‘;a:elescfirted way. Streamers of red. white and blue
to the upper deck ‘0‘ the pier a guard l‘lbb0n_}\'el‘(‘ hurled from building to
of honor from the First Division stood bu‘ld‘ng and from ‘h ‘ windows came
ins-t.
scorn NORWALK m 0‘“ Pfi“ on ”infirm and
I——- m" ”m”
‘ A. COHEN
-—m a genome! w“: sevens»! 141 Washington St.
L; 11 I: u
l
a, present arms while a large detail of.“ storm of confetti. which quickly cov-.
officers saluted. Along the whole “red. me Eavemvm' . d . 3
length of the pier, there was a doublel “ hen (,eenral Pershing steppe m~‘
line of soldiers and welfare workers ‘0 ”.19 automobile. he 39.3“)" himself!
who had seen service in France. A: as it for a comfortable ride. He was;
the commander approached there was not prepared. hOWever. for the unprewi
a fanfare of trumpets. cedented ovation which was given.
Srcretary Baker who acted as mas- ' him. As the cheers rose. into a con-.
ter Of ceremonies rted Genera“linuous roar. he rose and saluted and!
Pershing to a platfbrm, where he wel- sat down again. But he quickly found:
conned him in behalt of we Nation. that thzs would not do unless he was-
At the clase of his address Mr. Baker to appear deaf. Only a lew blocks had:
handed to Pershing his 'permanent been traversed Wllln he stood ‘in the}
commission as a full General in the our and remained a! salute. l-mallvl
Ameriean Army. The commander 'liowever, he seemed carried away with ‘
bowed his acknowledgements and the enthusiasm'ot tlmse who were,
then, leaning over the platform. hand— i greeting h.m_ and himself waived his‘
ed the scroll to his son. “’anen. who (.‘a" “0an his head. HP. kept 't wav-
[displayed all a small boy’s delight in 12’5“?!” ”‘9 “mm“ m" “a" “as.
Ithe proceedings. . . . . i
l Secretary Baker then introduced ‘bo dense was the croud which filled
w......... outliersstrsfexzd .21: sadism;
,. cw 'or , who extended the formal;* 'I
...... 3...... ... .. "as.
.tative Mondell, majority leader in the Shing’s of" Eliza maze ‘3“ h :r: e";-
39‘”? 0‘ Representatives. who spOKeW‘Vhen the commander staitedougwtehe'
10] his assocmtes. Mr. lchdoo snake‘steps ‘0 the aldermanic chamber the
the welcome of the Cit .0! New York,
and Mrs. F. M. Swackgr greeted Pepicheerlng became an almost deafening
shing in behalf of the Governor oflthunder. Half way-up the broad stone
- Missouri. his home ' I . .The leaderimgm' Pershing turned an stood for a
'0‘. the Army responded briefly. four minutes at salute gazing out over
2 Gazing proudly upon tho soldierstf the broad expanse of upturned (goes.
the First Division, an oral Pershing. ‘ He entered the City Hall at 10:5?“-
1 ___..._._...
.in response, declared that the slat-3 '
'ionate words of greeting overwhelm-3 ”35'9” 30?;523 “U“ED TO ,
{ed him with mousse”)-
_ r V :4 w, h.‘
- ‘z,
here Are the New
Fall School.
Suits for Boys
Our nu. line of Boys’ £152.;
is now ready for the inspection
‘ of mothers and their sons.
These suits look well, and
they wear as well as they look.
They' are stylish. attractive and “
finely tailored. The boys will
like them, and parents will be
delighted—particularly with
their moderate cost.
For tomorrow we quote some
Norwalk Chronicler